Bermuda is becoming the first place in the world to abolish same-sex marriage, replacing it with domestic partnerships. A Supreme Court decision introduced same-sex marriage last year, but the Bermuda government has passed a law reversing the decision and replacing same-sex marriage with domestic partnerships. Bermuda is a British overseas territory, meaning it has its own elected government, but the UK has responsibility for foreign affairs and defence, and could block this legislation. Which comes closer to your view? | Daily Question

Bermuda is becoming the first place in the world to abolish same‑sex marriage, replacing it with domestic partnerships. A Supreme Court decision introduced same-sex marriage last year, but the Bermuda government has passed a law reversing the decision and replacing same-sex marriage with domestic partnerships. Bermuda is a British overseas territory, meaning it has its own elected government, but the UK has responsibility for foreign affairs and defence, and could block this legislation. Which comes closer to your view? Published on 9 February 2018 → Survey conducted on 9 February 2018 on 3815 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Britain should make Bermuda keep same-sex marriage

29%

Britain should allow Bermuda to abolish same-sex marraige

39%

Don't know

32%

Britain should make Bermuda keep same-sex marriage

29%

Britain should allow Bermuda to abolish same-sex marraige

39%

Don't know

32%